Chapter 1: Encountering the Past behavior) The Past is a Foreign Country Approaches: Scientific & Humanistic - resides in the present thru material remains - Archaeo & Paleo study bio and culturall Chapter 3: Archaeo Inquiry evolution Theories: - Archaeo MATERIAL REMAINS -> reflection of Low level data (observations that allow us to make adaptations - CULTURE interpretations) Age of Earth Middle range hypothesis connects archaeo record to - Young earth human behaviour/natural processes - Frere discovery of flint -> concept od - taphonomy, experi archaeo, ethnography stratigraphy (Smith) High level larger why questions - Denial of antiquity church - Lyell Paradigms: Evolution Processual explains socio, econ and cult change thru - Darwin material conditions caused by external conditions - Natural selection Post-processual very humanistic; interpreting past > Modern view dynamic testing hypotheses Chapter 2: Probing the Past - Sites Chapter 4: Survey o How are they formed? Site formation Gatecliff gumshoe survey process-natural, manmade, etc Systematic gumshoe survey o How are they preserved? Natural Santa Catalina processes (ie. Otzi) Full Coverage survey o How are they found? Pedestrian survey Chapter 5: Remote Sensing & GIS Subsurface; test pits & remote- sensing devices Proton Magnetometer measures anomalies in earths o How is info uncovered? magnetism St. Catallina Context o How are they analyzed? Soil Resistivity monitors resistance of soil in volumes Raw materials near site Experimental replication Social patterns Ground penetrating radar sends pulses if there are o How are human and prehuman bones possible burried features analyzed? By a representative bone Geographic Informations System- computer Sex of skeleton repository/catalog of cartographic data for storing, Age of death retrieving, analyzing etc Geographic origin Pathology and disease Chapter 10: Roots of Complexity Preserved bodies - to meet an immediate need The Searchers: History of Archaeology Characteristics: 1) Speculative Period - food surplus 2) Descriptive - large popn Cultural Historical Period - social strata Explanatory - formal govt 3) Critical processual & post-processual - labor specialization - record keeping - monumental works